Certified Data Centre Management Professional (CDMP)

Certified Data Center Management Professional 

The Certified Data Center Management Professional course provides participants to the learn about key components of the data center. Training will address how to setup and improve key aspects such as power, cooling, security, cabling, safety etc. to ensure a high-available data center on-premise or cloud.

Learn industry best practice principles for achieving effective operational management of the complex technical environments of a data centre facility. Learn how to ensure that the business strategy is delivered through effective IT service management, maximising the operational capability of the data centre.

Understanding Data Center and Cloud

Most common question now  a days asked by the industry professionals is a cloud a data center? Is a data center a cloud? Or are they two completely different things?

The terms “cloud” and “data center” may sound like interchangeable technical jargon or trendy buzz words referring to the same infrastructure, but the two computing systems have less in common than the fact that they both store data.

It’s proven to be an essential professional for individuals wishing to highlight their expertise and progress their career in the Data Center sector. The program comprises a comprehensive agenda that explores and addresses the many elements associated with designing a data center and teaches best practice principles for the design and operation of computer rooms and data centers. It consists of a number of subsections that address the fundamental requirements of a successful design such as physical infrastructure, electrical power supply, air conditioning and data cabling. It concludes with a comprehensive design exercise that leads delegates through the varying steps, milestones and vital decisions that are needed throughout the design process.

OMNI CERTIFIED DATA CENTER DESIGN PROFESSIONAL – 30 CREDIT HOURS

Data Center Design & Implementation Course

• What is a Data Centre?
  • Data centre definition
  • Data centre options
  • Business demands
  • Growth and demand challenges
• Understanding Basic Design Principles
  • Identifying the business need
  • Building a business case
  • National and international standards
  • Site and building considerations
  • Tier Levels
  • Criticality and availability
  • Determining data centre capacities
• Physical Infrastructure
  • Power Infrastructure
  • Static and automatic transfer switches
  • Measuring and monitoring
  • Cooling infrastructure
  • Cooling management options
  • Cable infrastructure considerations
  • IT systems & services
  • Storage management
  • IT security
  • Access & security
• Implementing Data Centre Projects
  • Business case
  • The project cycle
  • Prioritisation of activities
  • Triple constraints
  • Customer value
  • Quantitative risk analysis
  • Rolling wave planning
  • Decomposition
  • Change management
  • Documentation
• Managing the Data Centre
  • Regulations, standards, processes
  • Service management frameworks
  • Service life cycles
  • OLA, SLA and KPIs
  • Processes and procedures
  • – Moves, adds, changes
  • – Energy efficiency
  • – System availability
  • – Decommissioning
  • Transformation programs
  • – Consolidation
  • – Virtualisation
  • – Cloud computing
  • – Relocation
  • Data Centre Facility Management
  • – Facility operations
  • – Building Management Systems (BMS)
  • – Fire safety compliance
  • – Fire suppression

• Benefits for Individuals
  The ability to develop a management strategy that aligns with the business operational requirements
• Recognises the need to develop a multi-disciplinary team supporting all operational functions of the data centre
• Can identify the processes within data centre operations to ensure consistent reliability, security, integrity and availability of service

Benefits for Employers

• Establish a confidence that the data centre manager is competent to strategically manage data centre processes and procedures through continual improvement planning to meet the operational demands of the business
• Confidence that the data centre manager can build a strong team to effectively deliver all operational requirements to ensure maximum service uptime
• Ensures that service levels agreements and key performance indicators are consistently met, to establish and improve customer satisfaction

Who should Join this Course ?

• Network designers, administrators, engineers, and managers
• Anyone seeking the Datacenter certification
• Storage and server administrators
• Program and project managers
• Network/ Systems engineers

International Student Fee : 1,000 USD

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